'Purring Tiger' features dusty lavender flowers above golden yellow petals edged with purple veining that echoes the flower’s center. At just 1½' tall, this compact Siberian Iris makes a bold statement despite its smaller size, blooming in early summer. Known for their elegant flowers and excellent disease resistance, Siberian Irises are a reliable choice for the landscape.
Siberian Irises prefer full sun but tolerate part shade, especially in warmer climates. Plant in rich, consistently moist, moderately acidic soil (pH 5.2–6.4). Deadheading will not extend bloom time. Allow established clumps to remain undisturbed until flowering declines, then divide in fall or spring. New divisions may take two to three years to fully establish and bloom heavily.